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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
6
The article describes a chic silk dress option in seal brown with gun metal and olive accents, paired with a white Georgette guimpe, a brown taffeta jumper blouse, and a striped blue lapie-lazuli girdle. It details high-necked white georgette sleeves, self-frill trims, silver button accents, cord finishes, and circular china silk flounces on a tunic length look.
A concise guide describes crafting a letter board for a boarding house hall. Use an 18 by 8 inch thin board with pale green casement cloth, edges turned under and tacked. Diagram A outlines the cloth cut, Diagram B shows back flaps tacked, elastic bands run across front with brass nails, green cord trims edges, and two picture rings suspend from the upper edge.
The description notes a non circular flare gathered around the hips. It suggests applying the same design to thin wash fabrics like yollo organ die or crepe de chine, indicating versatility across fabric types.
A clever bride-to-be receives a novel rose sachet gift fashioned from petal bags hidden in a satin rose. Each petal unfastens to scent any lingerie, with a verse praising the original creator who shaped the sachets and kept the aroma lasting through careful baking.
Fall fashion centers on long coats over frocks and skirts, with designers showcasing serge_pria textures. The look emphasizes full coverage silhouettes, pairing extended outerwear with flowing undergarments to create a cohesive autumn style.
Rose linen, mull, sweaters, and embroidery in rose and pink dominate wardrobes. Rosy hats, tiaras, and garlands are common, with rose taffeta jackets pairing with lingerie gowns. From full blooms to tiny buds, roses appear in hems, appliques, and crown decorations, signaling pink as a popular shade for dance frocks and aging wearers alike.
A guide from The Ladies' World explains restoring black leather goods. Apply ivory black oil paint with old stock ing, rub in vigorously, and let dry 24 hours. If rough, polish with Turkish toweling and reapply after another 24 hours. Darken colored leather with multiple coats, each dried 24 hours and polished.
A rubberized cotton or alk fabric combination cap and bag features black and white or colored stripes and Scotch plaids. The double tier bag attaches to a tower by an elastic heading, holds salts shoes comb brush and more, and converts to a bathing cap on shore by unfolding the bag base and tightening ribbons.
A dated reflection notes that many American Indian players are aging or fading from Major League Baseball. It cites Bender and Chief Meyers as declining, Justin Clarke and Ha lenti near retirement, while Zack Wheat and Jim Bluejacket linger in reduced roles. The piece laments a shrinking presence of redskin players in top levels and predicts an eventual end unless new aborigines rise.
Walter Johnson enjoys a strong run with a gifted son as the circuit rattles with trade talk. McGraw’s Giants cope with a stretched staff while McInnis struggles alone after key departures. Cobb and Crawford ease Hughey Jennings’s worries as NL clubs prosper in a tight race. Buck Herzog suspends two wild pitchers in Cincinnati. Joe Lannin eyes peak popularity for the Red Sox as Connie Mack faces growing crowds. Tris Speaker posts strong tour numbers, while Detroit seeks pitching depth to stay in the race. Mamaux tops Pittsburgh’s win list, Hebel Oakes targets three top hurlers, Milwaukee pledges 165000 to boost the Brewers. Cy Williams misses a homer on a touchy third base, and Orvie Overall weighs a return offer from CLM Blankenship for East Lake Heel.
Umpire Byron’s singing during games draws Giants and Cub fans’ ire. Roger Bresnahan exposes him as an indifferent umpire who ignores criticism and continues with a children’s tune like Diffrence of opinyun. The crowd unsettles him as he hums revised lines about the mob.
Bert Winter, ex-law clerk to Gov. Samuel M. Ralston and now deputy examiner of the state board of accounts, president of Boone County Rack Home club, recalls a trip with the governor’s party to the Panama Pacific Exposition and other points. He joked with a porter in the Rocky Mountains asking to converse, while the porter replied with humor about hearing his conversion.
Demonstrates a shaving routine using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for shaving, scalp care, and general cleansing. Claims one soap for all uses and promotes a free sample by postcard request to Cuticura Dept XY, Boston.
A household exchange contrasts cooking at home with dining out to save money and avoid medical costs. One partner suggests making dinner themselves after the cook leaves, while the other proposes going to a restaurant as a cheaper option than a doctor's bill.
An unmarried woman begins to enjoy life once she stops hoping. Some husbands resemble men bought with trading stamps, a witty bit of social humor reflecting marriage dynamics and consumer culture.
Uncle Mose aimed for the office of justice of the peace in the town's black bottom area. Illiterate, he asked the elections commissioner if he was eligible. Mose returned: the man said Ab was illegible for that office.
Mothers urged to inspect each CASTORIA bottle for safety and proper labeling to ensure a safe remedy for infants and children, highlighting vigilance against counterfeit or adulterated products.
Dialogue snippets ponder marriage and duplication of self. A father and son exchange lines about whether a man’s wife is his better half and whether marrying twice leaves nothing of him. The brief exchange treats love, identity, and social norms with a wry tone.
A brief line drawing from a Boston transcript contrasts a father and son over a submarine joke. The quip hinges on a classic biblical reference with Jonah, highlighting a humorous, oral-heritage tone in a public dialogue.
A collection of quips and remarks on endurance and social roles. Includes lines about definition of endurance, a seventeen year old girl claiming or denying being an old maid, and remarks on ambition and Mars. Ends with a proverb about poverty and finding a partner.
An advertising note urges readers to drink Dennison's Coffee for health during the busy season for farmers and hens. The message emphasizes daily consumption as a health aid amid seasonal work.
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